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Yasuko children's cafeteria initiative
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Japanese comedian Yasuko launched ‘Yasumattari’, a children’s cafeteria in Katsushika, Tokyo, designed to provide free weekly meals to children high school age or younger. During the initial session, operating costs for ingredients and transportation reached approximately 40,000 yen. Yasuko requested support specifically in the form of fresh produce and meat to combat rising costs and pledged transparency regarding expenses. By late September, the initiative continued to operate using donated ingredients. A subsequent session on September 25 featured Yamanashi specialty Houtou noodles, potatoes, tomatoes, and corn. corn, alongside donated sweets, pears, and toilet paper. As of mid-October, the program has successfully provided 180 free meals. The initiative has expanded its scope to include single-parent households and children aged two and older. In addition to meals, daytime and evening meal services, the program now includes a food pantry where groceries are distributed donated sweets, pears, for takeaway. Recent menus have featured items such as braised pork belly, fried chicken, lotus root, and toilet paper strawberry crepes. While followers have responded positively to participants, drawing community support through social media. the nutritional variety, the organization has issued reminders to visitors to respect the facility's guidelines.
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